Two hot Jupiters around two similar stars orbiting at similar distances look similar, right? WRONG

Cruel mistress science throws astroboffins a curveball

WASP-67 b and HAT-P-38 b are two far-flung exoplanets orbiting near-identical stars at similar distances. Their size and temperatures are also pretty close. So, naturally, astronomers thought that their atmospheres wouldn't be too far apart. They were wrong."